A3 Bluetooth Smart Pen for Google Phone Facebook-Windows 7-iOS 3.0-OSX 10.5

Specifications:

• aPen A3 Echo Smart Pen automatically digitizes your written notes and can store up to 100 pages wirelessly, without having to connect to a computer
• mode let's you upload and save your sketches and notes once connect to PC via USB cable in JPEG file and share by Email instantly
• Write or draw just like regular pen, on regular paper
• The A3 Echo Smart Pen is like a regular pen
• Take it anywhere and write, draw or scribble on regular sheet of paper or notepad
• No special paper is required. Records up to 100 pages on receiver 
• Digitizes and records handwriting while the unit is not connected to a computer
• Photo sketcher for annotating written words or drawings on computer images
• Share photos on Facebook, Flickr and other social media sites

Details:

• The Echo Smart Pen is simple and user-friendly, enabling any user to use it as they would a traditional pen. Bluetooth connectivity with cell phone and Android smart phones allows a simple transfer of data without wires or cables. Users can take notes, draw, annotate on photos and documents, then save the data on their smartphone and share via email or upload to social networking sites

• When connected to a computer, APEN allows users to perform real-time computer annotation within applications and on digital photos. The Pulse Smart Pen supports Windows XP, Vista and Mac 10.5 above

• Feature-packed, portable and easy to use, the Best Smart Pen makes taking notes, sharing ideas and completing assignments a breeze. It is a great solution for students and professionals looking for note taking, mobility, and quick sharing capabilities

• "Today's students and professionals have to process a tremendous amount of information quickly and efficiently," stated Jason Liszewski, managing director for E FUN. "Being able to scribble notes on the fly then instantly digitize and share them on their smart phones saves time, and lets people express their ideas freely. The A3 helps users collaborate more effectively wherever they are, with or without their computers, and not worry about losing valuable notes or drawings."

Usage:

• Digitizes and records handwriting while the unit is not connected to a computer

• Stored data can be later uploaded to a PC via a standard USB port

• Introducing the new A3 Smart Pen, Revolutionizing the way you Write
• Full editing capabilities allow you to easily modify your notes. Included handwriting recognition software (OCR software) turns your handwriting into digital text

• If the Mobile Digital Scribe is connected to a computer, handwritten text and drawings are displayed directly on the computer screen

• Digital photos, pictures, random tagging, graffiti, writing mood

How Does the Smart Pen Work?



The Pen's Construction

• The Smart Pen is built with either a 1GB or 2GB flash memory capability. It also comes with stereo microphones placed on each side of the built-in Organic LED screen. The top of the pen holds the jack where the included headphones can be connected. The headphones are also stereo microphones while being worn with the added benefit of recording a 3D sound scheme---giving the wearer the ability to record everything around them. The tip of the pen contains the pen cartridge slot that holds ink pen tips or stylus tips. The pen is used with notebooks and journals that contain a special paper known as "dot paper." The company offers various packages of these materials for your use.

The Pen and Paper Connection

• The association between the pen and the paper also deals with the pen's ability to record audio with or without the headset while timing that recording with what you have written on the paper. This process is called 'Paper Replay' and is initiated by using the recording controls on the bottom of each page (in the spiral notebooks) or the controls across two pages (in the lined and unlined journals). When you have tapped the record button on the bottom of the page, the audio recorder begins recording. As you take notes, the pen lines up what you wrote with what was recorded at that same moment and does this until you stop the recording. After you have done this, and Paper Replay is turned on on the pen, you can then tap anywhere in your notes and the audio recording will start playing from that point. This is possible because each notebook is marked and identified by the infrared camera attached to the tip of the pen. Then, the pen reads the microscopic patterns on the dot paper which tell the pen what page you are on in that particular notebook or journal. While it does this the pen records your pen movements against the infrared patterns on the page and keeps track with audio while also recording in its memory your movements on the page. The pen will record drawings as well as written text.

Using the Pen With Your Computer

• Once you have completed your notetaking or other writing, you then connect the pen to your computer using the included pen dock. The pen dock connects your pen to the computer and is used to remove and insert ink pen or stylus cartridges into the pen. It is also how the pen's battery is charged. You will, after following the included instructions, already have the interface software, "Lightscribe Desktop," installed on your computer. The pen connects and the software opens on its own by default. You can then browse the contents you have on your pen---the pages you've used in each stored notebook, the audio recording and how long it is. Lightscribe also offers storage space on their servers (250MB at this writing) and you can clear your pen by uploading the audio and pages off of it. The audio is in MP3 format, so it is very clear on playback.

Package Included:

• 1 x Handwriting Stylus
• 1 x CD
• 1 x Sensor
• 1 x USB Cable
• 1 x Pencil Case